What are the skills related to singing?

 What are the skills related to singing?

Skills related to singing include:

• Pitch control: the ability to sing notes accurately in tune.
• Breath control: the ability to control the breath when singing to support the voice and maintain a steady tone.
• Dynamics: the ability to sing with a range of volume levels.
• Vocal range: the ability to sing notes in a wide range of pitches.
• Phrasing: the ability to sing a song in a way that is expressive and communicates the emotion of the lyrics.
• Diction: the ability to sing clearly and enunciate words correctly.
• Sight-reading: the ability to read sheet music and perform it correctly on the first try.
• Interpreting a song: the ability to understand and convey the meaning of a song through performance.
• Ear training: the ability to recognize intervals, chords, and other elements of music by ear.

Additional skills related to singing include:

• Timing: the ability to keep time and stay in rhythm while singing.
• Harmony: the ability to sing in harmony with other singers or instruments.
• Improvisation: the ability to create and perform vocal lines on the spot, without prior preparation.
• Scat singing: the ability to improvise using nonsense syllables to create a vocal melody.
• Vocal health: the ability to care for and maintain the voice through proper technique and vocal hygiene.
• Performance skills: the ability to engage an audience and connect with them emotionally through singing.
• Repertoire: the ability to memorize and perform a variety of songs in different styles and languages.
• Voice characterization: the ability to adapt your singing to different characters and personas
• Music theory and notation: understanding of music notation and theory to help with interpreting and learning a song.
• Music production: knowledge of studio techniques and equipment to record and produce music.

• Vocal expression: the ability to convey emotions and tell a story through singing.
• Vocal technique: knowledge of proper posture, breathing, and vocal production techniques to achieve optimal sound and avoid injury.
• Physical fitness: the ability to maintain physical fitness to support the demands of singing, such as stamina and breath control.
• Music interpretation: the ability to interpret the intent of a songwriter or composer and bring one's own interpretation to a song.
• Collaboration: the ability to work effectively with other musicians, such as in a choir or band setting.
• Adaptability: the ability to adjust to different musical styles, genres and performance situations.
• Listening: the ability to listen to other musicians and adapt your singing to complement and blend with other instruments and voices.
• Voice projection and microphone techniques: ability to project your voice, and use microphone techniques to enhance your singing in live and recorded settings.
• Multilingualism: the ability to sing in different languages, understanding of the language and culture to effectively convey the meaning and emotions of a song.